Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-02
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FHon TUESDAYS DAILY.
 No mail to-day.
 Collection day
 Local items are scarce.
 Governor GospeT left for Los Angeles to-day.
 Railroad tickets bought and cold ~ \. Aitken's.
 The celebrated McBrayer vhisky at the Sasersc.
 The boys were out in force last nishf' having their "hollow'een" fun. Col. Wilson, the ArkAnsas attorney returned to Prescott, yesterday. Read the advertisement of the open | ing ball, Bellvus hotel, in this issue. Milk punches. at the Sample rooms' Noutesuma street, Ben Rybon. proPr'e- tor.
 4 horseback party, consisting of four couples, took . moonlight ride Last night.
 u. Fisher had . successful auction of furniture to-day at the residence oi D. 1. Sutton.
 Ell. witherell has his family con- fortsbly domiciled on McCormick street, West Prescott.
 4 musician, just arrived ct Wh'ppie' will play . violin colo at Professor Thomas' concert. Miss Virginia Evans, of Pittsburs' Pennsylvania, is visiting her slsfer' Mrs. c. 8. Hutchinson. Buy your Louisiana State Lottery ticke,s of A. Aiken, who has the agency lor the aame. in Pre~cott. Kentucky sour mash whisky double s,an, nd goo.is and genuine Tennessee shi.e r,s ., the Cob Web. Al Aitken received achoice lot of Cali iornis apples yesterday. He expects car load from Michigan within week. Don Kelly met with an accident last night, by running against Psf, ID which he received gssh in the fore' head. laying bsre his skull. On account of the opening ball st the Bellevue hotel. on Friday night,tne Ivy Club has decided to loetlone its dance | k..s synS nV0ht APPLES! APPLES !-One car load of selected Mi. higsn apples to arrive about Nov. Sth. will be sold by A. Ait ken, by the barrel or pound, st living
 prices.
 Jules Baumann will open the Bellevue
 hotel, on Friday evening, by giving .
 grand ball. It shon!d he we'll patron
 ised hy our people, and encouragement
 be given to thi, new enterprise.
 The territorial loan commissioner
 met to-day and opened three bids for r. rritorial bond-. One was for the full
 amount of $eOO 900. at par; one for S75 600, ct one-half of one per cent.
 premium, snd one for ss5!00o. at the
 ssme premium. Without making any
 awards. the board adjourned until to'
 morrow.
 ANew Yorker, taking his cue from
 the invitation of the Minneapolis Tri.
 bune, has column and | half commu
 nication in our morning contemporary
 on "How to run . newspaper. The
 letter is we'll written, is intervening, and
 di.plays come ability ior its author
 and. since the unknown correspondent
 knows just how 10 conduct paper ir
 Arizona, we are wondering why he ii
 permitting his light to be hidden undel New York busbel. At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Prescott & Arisons Cen
 trai railroad, held this afternoon, the following beard of directors was elected
 T. J. Butler, T. s. Bullock. L. h- Vii
 son. H.C. Mutt, Wm. N. Kelly, Geo
 Manchester, W. E. Hazeltine, Lev Ba.hiord, and E. T. Smith At meet ing of the board of directors, elected q above, after the meeting Of tfe stock holders, the following officers were elect
 ed: T. s. Bullock, president; T. )
 Butler, vice-president; Wm. N. Kelly secretary; W. E. Ha1eltine, treasurer . Hon. Sumner Howard, solicitor; Exec . utive committee-r. $. Bullock. W. N , Kelly. Levi BashfOrd; T. $. Bullock . general manager; L. H. Wilson, audi tor.
 The November number of Th' ? Overland Monthly contains the fol lowing interesting papers: The Crock } CT Art Gallery. SAcramento; Prefec , and Thieves, Alfred Sears; A Pause 2 Charles L.. Paige: x, An UnknowI
 Quantity, IL Marshall Graham . Look in thy Hear" G Melville Ul ? ton; A Difficult, Qu@stion, Gertrud Franklin Atherton; Chronicles ofCsm l Wnsh,-v.-A. c. Tassin; Old Fan j. lcies.-Wssuregusa; An Old C~li'oi c uian's Pioneer siory-II.-w. Augsa e ,u. Knapp; Chats and Chinita.- ChsI d ter- XLIv, XLv (COncluded.l Louis
 Palmer Heaven; The Rocky Mountain r Clinton Scollard; Indi .n War Paper D vII-CsptAin Miles Engagement, ( 7. o. Howard.